What settings do you typically use - do you use while away from home? - and do you move it around if you are going to be a particular room?
1964
I keep it on low during the day and medium at night. It runs constantly with no problems. I keep it in my bedroom and I do notice that the air quality and dust level is noticeably cleaner and fresher. I am going to purchase one for my living room soon.
1965
it varies, but mostly on setting #1. No, I don't use it while I'm away. Yes, I do move it around rooms, depending on what room I think needs air purification.
1966
I would move mine around as necessary. Especially when doing home improvement. I believe the manual says you should run it on the High setting for the first thirty minutes anytime you move it. I mostly used this in the bedroom on the low setting because my breathing at sleep is most important.
1967
I leave it on low 24/7 in the cats room. It keeps the air fresh. Once a week I turn if off for a few hours. I have been using it continuously for about 3 months. I bought several after the first one worked so well. So now I don't have to move it from room to room.
1968
I keep it on high 24/7. I keep it in one spot, my office, as that's where I spend most of my time. Keep in mind, I'm a smoker. I still have a couple candles burning while I'm present. The combination keeps the place smelling smoke free.
1969
I actually have 2 - one in my office and one in my bedroom. The one in my office I keep on low because it is a little loud and blows quite a bit of air. The one in the bedroom I keep on 24/7 on high. The noise actually acts like white noise to help you sleep and block out any outdoor noises. I don't move it around much. I do move it if I have been doing something in a room that either has fumes or dust. I also have taken out the foam around the inside and have shaken it out. It really collects a lot of dust. I do plan on buying another for the other side of the house to try to get the whole house filtered. I really do recommend this product; it's amazing how it gets rid of pet smells, cooking odors and I can tell the air is much cleaner. Now when I start opening the windows this year, I will only run it at night, since it would be the same as running the heat while having your door wide open.
1970
We left it on high all the time when we first got it, but now we generally leave it on low at night and turn it off during the day. I move it into a room if my husband notices a flare up in allergies there and it seems to help. And when air pollution gets bad I move it into my parrot's room to keep him from getting the worst of the fumes.
1971
If we're not around, we sometimes set on high, or 3, I believe. When our son comes home we put in his room rather than ours but don't move it otherwise. We usually turn it off an unplug it if we're going away.
185996
My model is all in one - but I have been told that you can put it anywhere so that it is discrete and I would try a few locations with music on to find what's best for your room.
39213
Last winter, I used it in the open area dining/kitchen/living room, of my modest size home (approximately 812 sq. ft.). Set on 1/2 to 3/4 speed, it kept this area quite comfortable, during the day. I moved it late evening, to keep my bedroom comfortable during the night, set at a lower speed. Since the fan speed is adjustable, I believe, you could set it comfortably, for a pretty large room.
650077
You can move about in the room. However, when you get out of range, you get static. I can move about in my living room, when I go another room, static. Harvest Moon answered on January 21, 2013
359786
Setting options are high, med, low. I use the fan pretty much exclusively at night and for me the low setting keeps my bedroom very comfortable. I hardly ever use med or high.
1501586
If you need to move the unit from room to room get the portable set-up is easy or if your apartment or condo has restrictions on window units as a side note get the biggest BTU unit you can afford it pays off when it gets very hot and humid I've had good luck with the NewAir models.
1358751
There is a macro setting(alongside the indoor, sunset, portrait etc. settings) and also you can switch to macro on the auto setting.
1157610
I would say, take apart and start over. I hardly use settings 2 and 3 because the thing I'd so strong. Sorry.
480349
You can set your desired temperature, and there is a thermostat that turns it off when temp in room is right. Great little heater for one room. Using it a lot during this transitional weather. It also has an automatic shut off if it is moved or falls.
272607
I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good unit, and I will probably add more throughout the house when I get time.
1940142
I do not leave anything like this on while I am not home....it just takes a few minutes to warm the room....I love it!!
570434
You can not be in the same room, but I believe you can be in the house. I believe you need to air out the room before going back in. Check with the manufacturer
1128269
I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope... » Read More I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps « Show Less
1918231
I have the same problem. I just adjust TV to the area wherever I happen to be. I do keep in kitchen: eat, cook, and do dishes in different areas of room, must adjust screen to where I am at the one time.
357312
Yes, I use this exclusively in the house. Sorry for the delay in answering.
1940144
I leave mine on whether I'm home or not. It has a thermostat and cuts on and off when needed.
2101239
Turn it off as long as you are in the house, then set it for leaving and sleeping